Tokyo’s Largest Antique Market & Shopping Experience
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- čas přidán 13. 09. 2024
- Japan‘ s largest antique market called the OEDO ANTIQUE MARKET is held twice a month - the 1st and 3rd Sunday in Yurakucho, Tokyo - near to Tokyo Station.
What’s it like? What’s on sale? Let’s go in for a look :)
URL: www.antique-ma...
Where is this? Tokyo International Forum
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Again, I am NOT a profession antique appraiser. I’m here to just give you an overview of the market and reacting to comments on the live stream :) if you’re interesting in visiting the international forum on the 1st and 3rd Sunday, it’s fun to see what’s there. If it’s junk or treasure, it’s up to you to decide. -John
ONLY in JAPAN * GO we won't go there.. that lady was rude to you... I boycott that place from my list ...
I love vintage is it still open during covid ?
I'm so excited to see all this un Japan. My mom passed away right before going back to Yokohama Japan after 30yrs. This made my day thank you for sharing love this. Domo thank you
"Sake glasses" were soft boiled egg holders.
hahahaha!! They could be :) we don't have those in Japan -- until this live stream! Thanks Rob.
great video, do you know if there are any antique shops in Kyoto, just asking 😀 😉 👍 🤔
Really enjoying the antique market. Thanks for this video!!!
thanks for sharing your videos just makes me want to go to japan
I love collecting oddities and antique knifes... 😊
I guess technically it is the largest antique market in Tokyo, but if you want to visit the largest one in the Kanto region, which includes Tokyo, you would go to Yamato market in Yamato, Kanagawa. Unfortunately, since Covid, they've been closed, but it is the best in terms of value for money. Other options include Fukagawa and Kokokuji.
Yes, I hope they can restart these markets soon! Will try to visit the biggest one!
Enjoyed the program.
You're a fun dude!
Great video I love antiques .
@ 2:00 ... Makes sense because locals would be more interested in the hard to get items from Europe and even USA
I like the antiques good show John
This really reminds me of the few months I spent in Amsterdam. Every weekend there'd be markets of some sort or another, and a couple of these were about antiques. Lots of interesting stuff to look at, though I wasn't really interested in buying any. The other discovery I made was the British (or at least the BBC) is CRAZY for antiques. I watched a lot of BBC because most of the other programming was in Dutch, which I didn't understand. Pretty much every DAY they'd have one or more shows on antiques - a lot of them were competitions where a couple of notable experts would visit some antique markets or shops, either in Britain or on the Continent, buy stuff, and then sell them. Whoever made the greater amount of money won. This was on EVERY DAY, with no exceptions!! ^_^ One thing I'd read about Japan was back in the 1980s, there was ZERO interest in buying used stuff. None. People would throw away old clothes and old appliances because there was no use for them. People didn't move into someone's old house, they'd tear it down and build a new one. It was seen as creepy to wear someone's old clothes or live in someone else's house, since the clothes and the house contain some of the essence of the previous owner. This stopped in the 1990s, when Japan's economic crisis happened. After that, markets for used clothes and other stuff started to take off because people had to economize.
Most of the items I see here actually appear to be genuine antiques and not cheap reproductions. Very cool. 😎
Most items are vintage at best, not antiques. There are a few sellers dedicated to antiques, but they're quite expensive.
Great video
Oh man, if I go to Tokyo I have to go there!
Nice!
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Omg! I was there today... I wish I got a chance to meet you... shucks!
im excited!!! im going with my husband this month😍😍😍
Cool that you find always something new. This was really interesting. And not just because of comics.
Hi John. Just got to see this. Do you know if this market has started back up?
Thank you very much 🙏
I was there at the market that day visiting from Abu Dhabi. Can't believe I didn't see you.
Of course you can tell if it's been done by hand our print out you just have to pay to have it scanned then any art dealer can tell if it's authentic
When I saw the jade rings I want to go there
I'm in Japan thanks for showing me places to go
you show really clear
wow definitely will visit!
Gosh how did I see this only after 2 years! 😭 I travel to Japan every year How could I miss this 😞.... I only managed to go to the small scale vintage market at United nation university at aoyama
Thank you!
I watch almost all your videos about Tokyo...You make super helpful work and must thank you. I visit Tokyo in april 2019...do you know about this market if can i buy coins, banknotes and anime figures (not new in box) ???
Hi sir! Can I ask where in JAPAN or TYO can I find flea market for vintage shirts ? Thanks!
Harajuku, shimokitazawa, koenji got a lot of vintagey shops
I know I'm getting old when I find antiques interesting. haha Honestly everything here looked really nice. I have been in some "antique" stores in my area and a lot of it is just junk or fakes.
nice
At around 12:50, it says セーラー服(sērā-fuku) or sailor clothing i.e. sailor-style uniforms, not bags :)
It seems that flea markets in Tokyo are more fun than those in Kyoto
Wowwwww!!!! Are they still doing this to date? Or similar to it? I would love to shop there!!!!
Yes :)
its not fare im so far away and you are in that antique street?' hahha good if i have all the money i could buy everything hahhah,, thnaks for sharing
Missed the live stream again.
I have some beautiful Japanese silk prints they're about 70 yes old. Have you found any at the market?
YOU'VE GOT A LOT TOO LEARN
"Attendez, Jean!" @20:00. Picture wasn't clear enough to see if it was Jennifer, but I think it was.
thanks for sharing your video
My pleasure. Hope it can be a good overview to people thinking of coming :)
@@onlyinjapanGO looking forward for more tour videos
Olá John obrigada pelo vídeo interessante.👀😂👍🎁
very interesting. i would be buying a lot from that show. i was wondering you have not covered the subject of "gyms". don't tell me the japanese don't exercis, walk the tread mill or do weight lifting? and other exercise.
I went to there. A bit too crowded for me
16:55 - Looks like Moomin. If it's in the original language it would be, I think, Swedish. I've never watched or read it myself, but I did read that Miyazaki worked on a Japanese anime TV adaptation when he was younger. I have read the Wikipedia page - what made me do it was coming across a printed mug in a Minisou (sort of a Daiso for the stylish) featuring Moomin and the Snorkmaiden. Snorkmaiden??????????????? REALLY had to find out more... ^_^ It does sound like a world filled with bizarre personalities.
I was there today. Had a Hard time to refrain myself from buyingg anything, i've still got 6 weeks left in japan tro go.
I don't mind markets or antique markets too!! as they say someone's trash is another ones treasure!!!!!
Mr Beans Bear!!!!! 🤣🤣
Really wish to plan my Japan trip... T.T
Can only get my vintage stuff from hoyoyo Japan proxy~
a flea market, cool ! that's not so common in Japan, is it ?
I bet atleast a few items in this market is worth much much more than the price they are being sold for. It's like Treasure Hunting.
24:40 $1000 USD?! Dude, that should not be exposed in the light like that.
It does seem strange that it’s exposed so at that price ... you’re right, should be covered.
Miss the live stream again 😣
Will do one today! In about 2 hours - driving to Oita City now.
撮影の映像が時々乱れていて、ノイズが入っている見たいです！
At 37.13 I think 🤔 that was TOBY's hand 🖐️ stopping John from filming!! TOBY NO!! 😉 🐀
These prices seem like rip-offs for the low quality. I have never been to Japan but some of the shopping videos I have seen on youtube about Japan, the price always seems at least 2x what you would pay in USA or EU for secondhand and "antiques".
I went there this time last year and went to all the second hand stores and markets I could. This Oedo one, to me, was lame. I'm not into antiques exactly but I like old toys, magazines, knick knacks, etc, and this Oedo market just seemed to be asking a high price for everything. I think it's because these might be actual 'antique dealers.' Tokyo City Flea Market, on the other hand, was great. $1 toys, model kits, books, everything. Those are just people selling their old stuff. There's also a chain of stores that end in 'Off,' like Hobby Off, Book Off, etc. They're real cheap - full of $1 manga or figures for $10 that you'd pay $80 - 100 for on eBay. Overall, as someone who only likes to pay small amounts for toys/etc, I had a good time and found a lot of things I was happy with.
From Frawnce.
pretty model lady walked up behind you. i know u are married tho. great thing about antiques they have a story. get the boat for me John.
I really like how you went slow but I ad to stop because your focus was terrible. I can’t look at antiques out of focus.
No Netsuke? D'aaaww.....
ohaiyo
Go back to the market an focus on Japanese watches... Seiko... Grand seiko
hey jonh see if you find EDO drawings
This marketing happens every day ?
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Story yoteb haha
Haha
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They don't have basements nor attics lol
Not food. Great. :)
that lady was so rude to you !!!! OMG !!
Which lady? One lady said hi to him, how was that rude?
To call this antiques would be a stretch:) more like odd stuff and just some junk.
Well, junk by your standard. Maybe not junk to others.
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